Bravanark health and safety support and training

Signage

For many of us, the signs we display on our premises reflect the corporate look of our business but there is much more to a good sign than its looks!

When considering signage for your building, remember the following:

  • signs need to be simple, short and easily understood
  • signs also need to be consistent
  • use a mix of upper and lower case lettering
  • use a sans serif font like Arial
  • contrast the text colour with the sign background colour
  • contrast the sign with its surroundings
  • use matt surfaces for signs – avoid surfaces that cause reflective glare
  • use appropriate font sizes for different types of signs
  • place signs in logical positions at appropriate heights
  • use symbols as well as words
  • use tactile signs appropriately

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HSE NEWS

HOTEL MANAGER JAILED FOR 8 MONTHS FOR BREACH OF REGULATORY REFORM (FIRE SAFETY) ORDER 2005

Hotel Manager who runs two hotels has been prosecuted under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, for 15 offences. read moor 
 


Health and Safety Law changes due to commence on 6 April 2011 read on>>
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